CANNIBAL CORPSE – “Chaos Horrific” (Review)
Being chosen to review a Cannibal Corpse is going straight to my Metalhead resume! A band that needs no introduction to folks even outside the realm of extreme metal, Cannibal…
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THY ART IS MURDER – “Godlike” (Review)
I will make no excuses for my nauseating elitism when it comes to Deathcore, and believe that I am steeped enough in the genre to be pedantic and nitpicky, especially…
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TESSERACT – “War Of Being” (Review)
Tesseract has always been a part of the original cohort of progressive metal bands that would later be popularized under the term “djent”, along with the hyper-popular Periphery, and the…
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DETHKLOK – “Dethalbum IV” (Review)
Perhaps surpassing their forebears in Spinal Tap and Bad News in sheer musicianship and most certainly eclipsing all cartoon rock bands past and present (sorry Gorillaz), Dethklok continues to be…
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ALKALOID – “Numen” (Review)
There is virtue in stepping out of your comfort zone in the effort to broaden your own understanding and appreciation of any art form. Even if it is a small…
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DYING FETUS – “Make Them Beg For Death” (Review)
A joyous day, we have a new Dying Fetus record to sink our sadistic teeth into. Their ninth studio record following their widely acclaimed Wrong One To F*ck With, continues…
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MARDUK – “Momento Mori” (Review)
I feel a wee bit icky sitting here trying to review a record from one of the most renowned bands in Black Metal who have been putting out music for…
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PRIMAL FEAR – “Code Red” (Review)
PRIMAL FEAR is a Traditional Heavy Metal band from Esslingen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. This is their fourteenth full-length album and first since the 2020s ‘’Metal Commando’’. Magnus Karlsson and Ralf Scheepers’s…
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WARMEN – “Here For None” (Review)
Warmen was always a passion project for the Wirman brothers — viewed as a creative outlet for Janne Wirman during the down periods of the persistent schedule he was exposed…
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CRYPTA – “Shades Of Sorrow” (Review)
Crypta returns with their highly anticipated second studio album, “Shades Of Sorrow,” following the success of their critically acclaimed debut, “Echoes Of The Soul.” This time, the band introduces a…
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